AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCeuta Border Crisis: Around 60,000 migrants crossed into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco this week, with reports of dozens of deaths as people swam around the Tarajal barrier and overwhelmed shelters and streets. Spain says it will send the army and extra police to restore order, while the EU scrambles to contain the fallout after a Supreme Court ruling blocked immediate sea pushbacks. EU Politics & Backlash: The surge is now feeding wider European arguments over Schengen and migration policy, with Italy and France signaling tighter border checks and political leaders trading blame. Western Sahara in the Spotlight: Separate from the Ceuta crisis, Western Sahara remains in global culture and diplomacy—debates continue over filming “The Odyssey” in occupied areas, and new claims swirl around a Trump-linked highway naming tied to Morocco’s presence in the territory. Morocco–South Korea Ties: On Throne Day, Morocco and South Korea highlighted deeper cooperation, with Western Sahara referenced via Rabat’s autonomy stance and support for UN Resolution 2797.
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